Posted on 10/04/2019 6:14:32 PM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
Hunter Biden, the son of former United States vice-president Joe Biden, is listed as a director of a state-backed equity fund in China, but public records do not appear to support claims by US President Donald Trump that he used his father’s connections to secure Chinese capital for his investments.
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but public records do not appear to support claims by US President Donald Trump that he used his father’s connections to secure Chinese capital for his investments.
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What’s BHR?
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“public records do not appear to support claims by US President Donald Trump that he used his father’s connections to secure Chinese capital for his investments.”
Yeah right. Public records are going to say “capital given because he is vice-President son”.
Hunter letter to Joe Biden: “I didn’t know nothing about these equity things and now I’m making millions on them. This is really fun. Wonder what they are. Well, no time to find out. Have to catch a plane to meet my new Ukraine buddies and get richer. My plane reading is Investment For Dummies.”
BHR Equity Investment Fund Management Company.
What is Hunter’s qualifications to set up an investment fund in China? Inquiring minds want to know.
https://twitter.com/PekingMike/status/1179924673200627712
After some Trump-bashing, this twitter thread has some more info.
Confusing, but lots of Chinese state money involved.
It is just a matter of time before this becomes published fact.
Public records but what about private records?
He was just the right crackhead for the job.
Wiki sure isn’t shy about being biased
He just has a yen for it?
Hunter has a deal going in Japan too?
the Chinese Communist Govt backs the Dems and think they can ride out Trump’s Presidency. ignore anything you read in SCMP:
Wikipedia: South China Morning Post
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I’m sure he secured the capital because the Chinese would be terribly sympathetic to a guy who got kicked out of the military for drug use. They’re real softies for a story like that.
He has a yuan for it, perhaps.
but public records do not appear to support claims by US President Donald Trump that he used his father’s connections to secure Chinese capital for his investments.
Uh, what else COULD he have used?
“Wiki sure isn’t shy about being biased.:
No. But they also can be inconsistent with their agenda. Hard to believe they provided this much pliable information on a liberal tool like H. Biden. Especially when the old man is trying to run again. They could have jerked this.
rwood
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